• Auld Enemy win is long overdue 

    OVER 150 years have passed since the very first international match was played between Scotland and England. Tuesday night sees the two sides meet to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Scottish Football Association, with the visitors repaying the favour to Scotland who went down to Wembley for a similar event in 2013. That match a…

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  • Craig Brown – a personal tribute

    WHENEVER a celebrity who has affected your life in a positive way passes away, whether it’d be a sports personality, an actor or a musician, there is naturally an outpouring of grief from fans about how those personalities influenced their life. The reaction to Craig Brown’s death has hit people in a different way than…

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  • SWPL1 Season Review

    WOW! What an ending to the season. If SWPL Managing Director Fiona McIntyre could’ve scripted a dramatic conclusion to the top flight, being in a taxi en route to Celtic Park then changing direction to head five and a half miles towards Ibrox wouldn’t have been in her head. The fact that Celtic Park and…

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  • Andy Goram tribute

    ONE of the great debates of the mid-to-late nineties in Scottish Football was who should be the number one for the Men’s National Team – Jim Leighton or Andy Goram. Two of the finest goalkeepers of our generation battling it out to represent their country, we really were blessed. The debate particularly intensified ahead of…

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  • The Goodwillie Circus and How This Can Be Avoided Going Forward

    JANUARY 30 2022, David Goodwillie was the captain of Clyde FC. He’d been at the club since March 2017 and went about his business quietly as he helped the club to promotion from League Two and consolidated their place in League One. That form attracted the interest of Championship side Raith Rovers, who signed him…

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  • FOOTBALL, BLOODY HELL! The famous words of Sir Alex Ferguson spring to mind after being through yet another rollercoaster ride with the Scotland Men’s National Team. In the seventh meeting inside three years against Israel, all was not rosy going into the half time break. Two-one down and Lyndon Dykes having his penalty on the…

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  • THE odds for St Johnstone winning the Cup Double were double that of Leicester City winning the English Premier League in 2016. That is the scale on what the Perth side achieved following their Scottish Cup triumph against Hibs yesterday, which followed their League Cup success against Livingston in February, thus becoming only the fourth…

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  • THE Scottish Cup Final should be the perfect climax to the season. For Hibs and St Johnstone, who don’t get to win the trophy all too often, it should be a Final to look forward to. However, the occasion has turned sour before the game is kicked off as the Scottish Government went back on…

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  • EIGHT years ago, Derek McInnes walked into Pittodrie looking to rebuild his own reputation not just Aberdeen’s after his sacking by Bristol City a couple of months earlier. The timing of his arrival at the club was perfect as he was given five dead-rubber post-split fixtures to assess his squad. That final position of eighth…

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  • THIS time last year was the last weekend of normality in Scottish Football. Normal in the sense that games were played in front of crowds at every stadium in the country at all levels, players got changed in dressing rooms across from each other and there were no issues over team buses. A week later,…

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